Amanjiwo

Inspired by the 9th-century Buddhist sanctuary of Borobudur, Amanjiwo’s Suites feature four-pillar king-size beds on raised terrazzo platforms, spacious garden terraces, some with private swimming pools, and lounging pavilions.

Views include terraced farmland and the Menoreh Hills, or the valley and Borobodur itself.

The hypnotic strains of the gamelan resonate through the colonnaded Restaurant & Bar and out onto its magnificent terrace, with views over rice fields to Borobudur and the volcano-fringed horizon.

Simply settle into a chair at The Terrace and order your refreshments of choice, then continue to drink in the vista that takes in the entire Kedu Plain ringed by smoking volcanoes and Borobudur rising dramatically in the foreground.

Set alongside Amanjiwo’s 40-metre, emerald-hued, infinity swimming pool, The Pool Club serves breakfast, light lunches, drinks and snacks from its colonnaded, semi-circular terrace.

Pak Bilal’s gracious Javanese home next door to jewel-like Pawon Temple becomes the intimate, candlelit setting for a private meal to enjoy a traditional, multi-course, home-cooked Indonesian feast in the most authentic setting.

Tuck into a delectable picnic or enjoy a romantic candle lit dinner in Amanjiwo's hilltop bale.

Relax in the swimming pool while immersing within the beauty of nature.

Spend time reading about the local culture of the region at the peaceful and elegantly-design library.

Dedicated to holistic wellness, Amanjiwo offers a spa menu informed by traditional Javanese healing and beauty rituals passed down through the generations.

With its tranquil ambience and uplifting spirit, Amanjiwo is the ideal setting in which to experience the benefits of yoga and meditation.

Renowned for its self-healing properties, Amanjiwo guests are invited to take part in the soul-restoring ceremony, performed by Joko Triagung, a local priest with lineage from the ancient Kingdom of Mataram.

Amanjiwo invites guests to learn and improve their tennis skills at the resort's hard tennis court, located not far from the lobby.

Guests can take part in a 60-minute lesson of Jemparingan Mataram Archery, individually or as part of a group, learning to use the bow and arrow, and wearing traditional attire.

Learn the way of traditional crafts from the skilled artisan of Amanjiwo.

Contemplate the detailed craftworks at The Boutique and choose your favourites to bring back to your home.

Embark on a journey by rail through breathtaking countryside from Jakarta to Amanjiwo for a two-night stay.

With spectacular views over emerald rice fields towards Borobudur, the world’s largest Buddhist sanctuary, a wedding at Amanjiwo is a visually showstopping and deeply spiritual experience.